Rarely-seen dam wall exposed reservoir level drops significantly

These photos show how much the water level has dropped as a result of the recent heatwave.

Images from Clive Williams show water levels at Lake Vyrnwy being lower than usual

The water level is approximately 15 feet lower than normal, according to Mr Williams, who is a regular visitor to the dam. “They are taking water out of the reservoir to the top up the river levels so the hot weather does not affect the wildlife.“We usually head to Lake Vyrnwy to walk and take photos of the wildlife. But it has been too hot recently so we have been paddleboarding.”The images show the water being well in from the sides of the reservoir, and people can walk on areas usually completely covered.

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